PPT-Hurricane and Severe Storm Sentinel (HS3): 2014 Results

Dr Scott Braun HS3 PI Paul Newman HS3 Deputy PI NASA Goddard Space Flight Center IHC Jacksonville FL March 4 2015 Hurricane and Severe Storm Sentinel Science Goal To understand . 32 27 Tide Waves Freshwater Input Tota l Water Level brPage 4br Central Pressure Storm Intensity Size Storm Forward Speed Angle of Approach to Coast Shape of the Coastline Width and Slope of the Ocean Bottom Local Features The Many Factors that Infl 32 27 Tide Waves Freshwater Input Total Water Level brPage 4br Central Pressure Storm Intensity Size Storm Forward Spee Angle of Approach to Coast Shape of the Coastline Width and Slope of the Ocean Bottom Local Features The Many Factors that Influe Hurricane landfalls in the U.S. since 1950 – 2005 / National Climatic Data Center / NOAA. What is a Hurricane? . A hurricane is a . large, severe storm that develops over tropical (warm) oceans. . Chris Kimble. NWS Gray, ME. Purpose. Use GIS software to map a climatology of severe weather. Where are the severe weather hot spots?. First in GYX Forecast Area. Expanded to all of New England. Problem. Scott Braun. Paul Newman . (NASA/GSFC). 3/5/2013. 67th IHC: TC Research Forum . 1. HS3 Science Questions. What is the role of the Saharan Air Layer?. What is the role of upper-level wind patterns?. Contribution to vertical wind shear. What category was your hurricane?. Hurricane`s maximum wind speed and minimum pressure. 2.The maximum wind speed was 160 mph. the pressure was 920 mb.. If your hurricane made landfall anywhere in the united states.. for . Pembroke Shores. 2015 Storm Names. Ana. Bill. Claudette. Danny. Erika. Fred. Grace. Henri. Ida. Joaquin. Kate. Larry. Mindy. Nicholas. Odette. Peter. Rose. Sam. Teresa. Victor. Wanda. Emergency Contact Information. Hurricane Preparedness Week . May 23 – 27, 2011. Information from the . Saffir. -Simpson Hurricane Scale. Category 1– Winds from 75 mph to 95 mph. Category 2- Winds from 96 mph to 110 mph. Category 3– Winds from 111 mph to 130 mph. ENTER TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT HURRICANE NATE (AL 16 2017 ) 4 – 8 October 2017 John L. Beven II and Robbie Berg National Hurricane CenterAprilCOMBINED NIGHTTIME VISIBLE/INFRARED IMAGERY OF NATE AT ENTER TROPICAL CYCLONE REPORT HURRICANE HERMINE ( AL09 ) 28 August – 3 2016 Robbie Berg National Hurricane CenterJanuary Herminewas a category hurricane (on the SaffirSimpson Hurricane Wind Sc ENTERTROPICAL CYCLONE REPORTHURRICANE HARVEYAL09201717 August 1501 September 2017Eric S Blakeand David A Zelinsky National Hurricane CenterMay2018NASA TERRA MODIS INFRAREDIMAGE OF HARVEY AT 0419 UTC 2 ENTERTROPICAL CYCLONE REPORTHURRICANE MICHAELAL142018711October2018John L Beven II Robbie Berg and Andrew Hagen National Hurricane Center1 Hurricane Michael 2 Hurricane Michael711 OCTOBER 2018SYNO Outline. What is the water cycle?. How do thunderstorms form?. How do hurricanes form?. What is the structure of a hurricane?. How strong can the winds get in a hurricane?. What kind of damage can a hurricane cause?. . Frank . Revitte. National Weather Service. Weather Forecast Office. New Orleans/Baton Rouge. 2017 Seasonal Recap. Above normal activity. 17 Total Named Storms. 7. Tropical Storms. 4. Hurricanes .